Blending observation, reflection and poetic enquiry, this documentary explores the search for a voice in a world oversaturated with stories.
︎Closing film at 11th Beyond Borders Kastellorizo International Documentary Festival
A portrait of Winsome Bellamy. Star Measurer and the last living human computor.
Power House Museum
When the security of their lives suddenly gives way, three women in NewYork City’s Chinatown find themselves pushed to acts of revenge and reconciliation.
︎Grand Jury Prize,
Asia Pacific Film Festival
This is a journey into the most extraordinary and unique art galler anywhere on earth. Australia is home to over 100,000 rock art sites. 50,000 years of history. Countless stories.To most Australians, this is a hidden world. Unseen. But imagine if this gallery could be opened up. To anyone. At anytime. Anywhere.Imagine being taken on a journey deep into the world of Aboriginal rock art to meet the ‘First Artists’. For the first time, Virtual Reality can make this journey possible. For all Australians.
Indigenous art is a $200 million industry. Meanwhile, the ancient Juukan Gorge with rock art dating back 46,000 years was recently destroyed by Rio Tinto and hundreds of other sacred rock art sites are at risk of a similar fate. Money and profit decide whether it is preserved or destroyed.This documentary seeks to expose the inherent contradictions, complexities and ironies surrounding Aboriginal culture- both its commodification and destruction- through several seemingly disconnected stories centered around art.
